One of India's greatest pioneers in social theories, Amartya Sen is the name who revolutionized the image of Indian society with his socio-economic policies. Better known for his contributions in classifying the reasons for famine that affected the country post-Independence, Amartya Sen forwarded feasible solutions to curb effectively the crisis that once plagued the nation. A Ph.D. in economics, Sen extensively researched on various problems affecting the socially backward communities. Over the years, he introduced innovative solutions to help underdeveloped countries cope with social problems like poverty, famine, gender inequality, human rights, and biased liberalism. This earned him the title of "the Conscience and the Mother Teresa of Economics." Sen has written many books to convey his theories on social welfare, most of which gives you an insightful and practical elucidation on how to curtail such crisis. Read the article below to know more about his life and contributions.
Early Life
Amartya Sen was born in a Hindu Brahmin Bengali family in Santiniketan, West Bengal, although his ancestral roots can be traced back to Dhaka, the present day capital city of Bangladesh. He hailed from an educated and illustrious family. His grandfather Kshiti Mohan Sen was a close companion of Rabindranath Tagore, while his maternal grandfather was believed to be an associate of Sukumar Sen, the renowned Chief Election Commissioner of India. Born to a homemaker mother Amita Sen and chemistry lecturer father Ashutosh Sen, Amartya Sen spent much of his childhood basking in the limelight of public eye, thanks to his illustrious background. He started his academic life from St. Gregory's School in Dhaka. However, post-partition in 1947, his parents moved to West Bengal. He took his later training in Visva-Bharati University and Presidency College in Bengal where he graduated in economics. Sen moved to London, where he enrolled in Trinity College, Cambridge to pursue his vocation in economics and it was from the University of Cambridge from where he attained his doctorate degree in Economics.
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